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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1918
Page
4
The notice describes how Reading locals publish notices by inch and line with rates for legal notices brevier type. It lists costs per inch for initial and subsequent insertions, per line charges for notices of thanks and resolutions, and general guidance on formatting.
In Lincoln County the Sunday ceremony marking the departure of local boys for an eastern training camp omitted W C Delaney as a speaker. Delaney, recently moved to Kemmerer from Jackson, is a Spanish-American War veteran and longtime county figure who gave a stirring address and is noted for his local civic involvement.
A New York hotel dining room meeting between ex presidents Taft and Roosevelt reportedly ended with a warm handshake and a vow to bury the hatchet. The piece notes past sharp exchanges, questions lingering about their forgiveness, and a wish they unite on wartime policy.
President Wilson seeks effective cooperation between the legislative and executive branches, breaking long standing protocol by laying aside his manuscript to address Congress extemporaneously. The move signals that his communications to lawmakers are intended to be substantive and worthy of attention rather than mere formality.
A report from American embassy attaches returning from Petrograd states Japan should not intervene in Siberia. President Wilson would use influence to aid oppressed Russians while avoiding military action. Americans support justice for those under Bolshevik rule and oppose invasions or raids.
President Wilson urged Congress to remain in Washington to pass urgent war revenue legislation. He argued duty over politics, warning that those who stay informed and support the administration will likely win re election. The piece notes continued Allied momentum and German resistance as the war continues.
Mise LaTing F DeBolt, wife of Min J D DeBolt, left Kemmerer for a visit with her mother in Dow Moines Iowa and will extend her trip through Idaho Washington Oregon and California. She plans Harold Munn’s wife Mrs B D Malone of Chicago and Mr Munn’s daughter Adie to join her, with his mother accompanying.
Judge Arnold appointed a three member committee to draft a memorial for Col H Christmas who died in early April. The note lauds him as a pioneer of the Lincoln county bar, loyal friend, zealous attorney, and dean of the local bar, expressing sympathy to his family and high regard from practicing lawyers.
ISOLUTION NOTICE. The firm of Schwalbe and Sander son has been dissolved by mutual con sent. All bills due or payable at this date are to be presented to either of the undersigned. ELIE SCHWALBE, G YO SANDERSON.
The K H S show troupe delighted Kemp, Frontier and Diamondville with a lively high school pep display. Teachers and Mr Mon ska led a successful Red Cross benefit, alumni initiated seniors, and a graduation program at the high school is planned for May 30.
The note urges getting a bottle of Thamberlain's ointment promptly after injury and following the printed directions on the bottle. It reflects a period health remedy ad style likely from a local newspaper.
St Patrick’s Church in Maps will celebrate Mass every Sunday at 9 a.m. Benediction follows. Sunday School holds an annual event at 2:30 a.m. Meetings on the first Sunday each month at 12 a.m. Rev. T B D Lynch is pastor.
Evening prayer at 7 fifty p m at Kemmerer St James Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 am First Sunday after Trinity Cokeville St Bartholo Sunday School at 11 a m Mrs Schmidt No evening service Morten Joslin Vier Yat pt.
A garbled OCR note hints at a bridge game clash with phrases about a player in France and an unexpected bow to something demanded. The unreadable lines suggest a social wager or contest interrupted by confusion and reluctance to continue the game.
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